Comments by "Adam Kidd" (@AdamKidd1972) on "Life Overseas, Here Is The REAL Truth No One Talks About" video.

  1. Definitely, there will be loud noises at times with less found in most provinces. In Thailand you will be on Thai time which means things will take longer and not as efficient like back home. Everything usually works out in the end. Infrastructure will become less developed the further away from larger cities. When walking around always watch your step and mind your head. Some people in my village still live in cramped corrugated tin homes, basically a sweat box. I have good internet compared to other SE Asian countries. The Philippines use Star Link for your ISP provider. Losing power is less common here in Phichit with having a generator as back up. You will hear roosters crowing and see the sad state of street dogs. I have eight dogs and feed the strays in our area. We help out the less fortunate families who are good people that struggle. Most of them earn very little money working about 12 hours a day. Help others learning to say no when needed. The trash varies depending where you live still being better than homeless tents and used needles. Things only become annoying if you allow them. Never let a few minutes of negativity ruin the rest of your day. I agree living overseas isn't right for everyone. We own our house, car, and two motor bikes living a debt free lifestyle. The government hospital here can handle most of my ongoing health problems. My wife was a house keeper who helped me recover from a stroke. The goal is to live more life for less money creating a better lifestyle staying out of trouble. Most of the stuff mention is minor inconveniences for me. The proper mindset is the key to finding your happiness. Just understand no where is a perfect paradise but can find opportunity for a better life overseas.
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